Waste Disposal
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Waste Disposal is a map in the multiplayer mode of Half-Life: Opposing Force. It was included with the game on release.
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Behind the scenes[edit]
Waste Disposal is part of the All-Star Deathmatch maps shipped with Opposing Force, a collection of multiplayer levels created by well-known designers in the industry contracted by Gearbox Software.[1] It was among author David Kelvin's first attempts at Half-Life editing along with Xen Dance.[2]
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The facility exterior.
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The ground floor interior of the facility.
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Ditto, the button area, with the toxic pool below to activate.
The underground floor, leading into the toxic waste room.
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The toxic waste room.
Ditto, flooded from the activated button above.
References[edit]
- ↑ An Interview With Randy Pitchford of Gearbox Software on Planet Half-Life (March 20, 2000) (archived)
- ↑ An Interview With David "Kevlar" Kelvin on Planet Half-Life (March 21, 2000) (archived)
